Drawing attention with the artificial intelligence tools it developed in the field of video production, Runway has now turned its focus to the game sector. The company introduced its new platform Game Worlds, which allows users to create interactive game worlds with text and images. Game Worlds is expected to be available next week.

Game Worlds designs game universes

Runway had previously stood out with its productive artificial intelligence technologies, especially in the field of video editing. The company, which has entered the cinema sector with its solutions that have started to take their place among the tools used in Hollywood, is now preparing to transfer this technology to the game production process. The new platform called Game Worlds marks a new phase in the production of content supported by artificial intelligence.

The platform allows users to create scripted, interactive digital worlds with written commands and visual inputs. In this respect, it offers a different experience from traditional game production processes. Users who can produce games without coding knowledge can implement working game designs in a very short time with the AI-based tools offered by the platform.

The sample content that Runway has shared so far about Game Worlds reveals the point that AI has reached in areas such as interactive narration and game design. With the platform becoming publicly available, the features it contains will be more clearly seen. Runway aims for the system to provide an accessible environment for both independent content producers and professional developers.

Game Worlds is built on a structure that allows users to create their own story narratives. Interactive elements, characters, locations and plots are shaped by the guidance of AI. The content created on the platform is not only a game, but also considered as narrative-based virtual experiences.

This development brings to mind the artificial intelligence platform called Genie 2, which was recently introduced by Google and has similar qualities. Although both systems are still in the early stages, it is observed that game production is moving away from traditional methods and towards a more accessible, creative and customizable structure.

Runway’s new step towards the gaming sector shows that generative artificial intelligence has begun to have profound effects not only in cinema and video, but also in interactive areas such as the gaming industry. After Game Worlds is made accessible, user feedback and the quality of the content to be produced will determine the platform’s position in the sector.